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Nate Perez
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Former Assistant Producer
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Crude oil prices have soared to more than $105 a barrel — the first time oil has surpassed triple digits since 2014 — after Russia attacked major Ukrainian cities last night. Just over a week ago, oil was at $90 a barrel.
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Park Williams, an associate professor at UCLA's department of geology, led a study that found big fires increased water streamflow on average by 30% over the span of six years in areas where more than one-fifth of its forest burned.
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Meteorologists warn that "burst exposed pipes are possible."
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Volunteers will be out through Thursday gathering information about people experiencing homelessness.
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"It feels like you're stepping back in time" when you walk around the city," says Modernism Weeks spokesperson Bob Bogard.
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Is Los Angeles the best place to live? Angelenos seem to think so.
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Williams was one of L.A.'s most influential architects and a Black pioneer in the world of design and architecture. Now, the City Council has designated his no-frills craftsman home as a historic-cultural monument.
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Councilman Kevin de León says in a statement that the plan got a "significant" outpouring of support from the community, despite the Boyle Heights Neighborhood Council opposing the move.
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Carvalho turned around what had been an underperforming and financially hobbled Miami-Dade district, and he was in charge of the Florida public school system since 2008.
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Local demand is a factor. But with more than 100,000 Russian military personnel surrounding Ukraine's border, oil prices have remained above $90 a barrel.
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"He's handsome, he's aged well, but struggles with his dating life," she said.
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For over two decades, Ranger the black bear would sunbathe and climb his mountain. He was never far from the pool or a good dig, but declining health and old age led to euthanizing him. Ranger died on Wednesday; he was 25.